I am aware of the problem.

Are you confident we can recover http://www.13thfloor.at/~herbert/IMAG0826.jpg, http://www.13thfloor.at/~herbert/IMAG0829.jpg and http://www.13thfloor.at/~herbert/IMAG0830.jpg into a useable form?

Please help us by answering the questions in the task description.

Potential Suppliers:
http://www.optics-online.com/lpf.asp
http://www.mosaicengineering.com/products/olpf.html

I think we should adapt the welcome panel a bit to give people options to do these things with one click:

Also fine!

Reassigning to Herbert for testing:
http://stefan.konink.de/contrib/apertus/

sent you direct message with the file, hope that works better.

My problem with the images now is that its hard to make a relation from the blue images to the actual website.

For the EC2 setup I have a specialist at hand and it will take him no time to configure everything and prepare a ready-to-roll linux-image for us. He is very much looking forward to help us.

The simple camera variant
Start with single Logitech HD Pro Webcam C920 at first. Add more cameras over time if we see its necessary.
Question of audio video delay from webcam needs to be tested.

around €25 for cutting and bending 6 parts per camera unit at 100+ pcs

Just had a look...what happened to the images? Why are the links in them blue?

Here are the anonymous survey results (any personal data removed):

Since nobody is assigned and nobody reported any progress here you are free to start working on this. I am sure we will find a native speaker to review the text afterwards.

Do I understand this task correctly?

Timecode = audio

Some electrical interface specification information from Canon DSLRs is available in the mentioned link: http://www.doc-diy.net/photo/eos_wired_remote/

This could give some pointers: http://dptnt.com/2010/03/smart-optical-slave-flash-trigger/

Great progress already!

I agree we can remove the EULA, its only stating the obvious and nobody reads it anyway.

Research results:

I think this page would be good: https://www.apertus.org/node/64

We will develop a custom PCIe card and if that doesn't work a PCI card to take the input signals from the Beta. No details before we actually tested anything.

can you explain a bit what such support could mean and what gphoto does exactly?

reviewed, corrected and posted to indiegogo updates tab to notify all backers.

fine for me, done.

provider does laser cutting up to 10mm aluminum.

article published: https://apertus.org/axiom-beta-progress-article-november-2014

article published: https://apertus.org/axiom-beta-progress-article-november-2014

If I remember correctly the problem was that we cannot send mail without smtp authentication anymore and that the default mailer did not support.

so we could send HTML newsletters directly from articles

One idea from the ergonomics work-group is to make the HDMI shield wider than the rest of the boards and have the connectors point towards the back of the camera.

done 4 days ago: https://github.com/apertus-open-source-cinema/beta-hardware/tree/master/Datasheets

ready for article creation:

yes, exactly what I had in mind, great!

The initial framework is done: http://files.apertus.org/controller-simulator/

Color LCD with resolution in the 320x240 pixel range around 2-3" diameter. Touchscreen optional (maybe enabled later on)

admin only

Looks good.

I agree with Allan here, we should not try to solve a problem that isn't one for us currently.

Can we integrate the apertus CSS into the CKeditor so the editor displays the content like it will be on the website already?

To notify backers and the general public lets also copy paste the new question/answers into a frontpage article that we can publish on social media and the indiegogo update page.

printed and cut, all done

printing now

I don't want to run java(script) on the governator.

If we can find ways how to avoid duplicating the code I am all for it.

moving to new task

Restored original page contents as first step.